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Sunday of healing, hope at Winners Chapel

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There are moments in life when you need more than motivation, you need restoration. This Sunday, Winners Chapel International Mbabane is creating a space for exactly that with a Special Healing Service designed to bring hope, strength and spiritual renewal.

Set for Sunday, February 8, 2026 at 9am, this powerful communion service invites everyone seeking God’s touch in their lives to come expectant and ready. Whether you are believing for physical healing, emotional peace or breakthrough in an area that has been weighing on your heart, this service is an opportunity to connect deeply with God in an atmosphere of faith and prayer.

Ministering at the service will be Pastor Steve Bwalya, bringing a message of encouragement and divine healing. Services like these are a reminder that no situation is too difficult for God and no burden too heavy to be lifted.

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It’s a time to pause, reflect and receive spiritual strength for the journey ahead.

Winners Chapel International Mbabane warmly welcomes individuals, families and friends to attend and share in this special moment. If transport is a challenge, the church has arranged free transportation, making it easier for everyone to be part of the service. Those who need assistance can contact 7959 5956 or 7674 9555 to make arrangements.

The service will take place at Plot 1010, Industrial Site, opposite Wood Master Furniture, Sidwashini, Mbabane, a convenient and accessible location for worshippers across the city.

If you’ve been praying for change, seeking comfort, or simply longing for a refreshing encounter in God’s presence, this Special Healing Service could be the moment you’ve been waiting for.

Come with faith, come with expectation and come ready to experience a touch that can make all the difference.

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